Myanmar Earthquake: How aid gets to where it’s needed

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  Foreign.

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  Hello and welcome to Business Matters here on the BBC World Service.

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  I'm Rahul Tandem.

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  Plenty coming up on the program.

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  We're going to take you to Myanmar very shortly to bring you the latest on the devastating earthquake there.

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  Also, US President Vice President J.D.

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  vance has up the stakes in the war of words over Greenland.

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  He says Denmark has underinvested in the territory.

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  Is he right?

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  Denmark is investing quite a bit every year in Greenland.

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  Subsidies through block grant to Greenland is a quite significant amount of money.

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  And why are restaurants struggling to make a profit in China?

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  Profits are tumbling and many are closing suddenly.

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  Our reporter has been finding out what has gone wrong.

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  As always, we have two guests on opposite sides of the world.

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  We have Na Phaam, journalist and filmmaker who's based in Taiwan.

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  Taipei, in Taiwan.

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  We're going to be looking at what's happening in in Taiwan during the course of the program now.

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  Delighted to have you with us.

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  But what are some of the big stories that have you've been looking at this week?

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